Albion Park Youth and Community Care (APYACC) is a not-for-profit organisation where people are valued, supported and connected to their community through services, programs and activities. APYACC work collaboratively with other organisations in advocating for, and providing needs-based, person-centred activities and programs in a safe space that builds resilience and assists in breaking the cycle of poverty and combating social isolation. “The Brekky Club” (a free before school breakfast program) is a program to help local children and youth of the community who are living with food insecurity. According to Foodbank NSW, 22% of children are living in food insecurity. The Brekky Club operates out of the Albion Park Community Centre (a central location between the primary school and high school both walking distance as well as directly across the road from 2 public housing estates). It operates Monday-Friday from 7.30-9.00 am for children and youth to attend before school to acquire a nutritious breakfast. If a child or youth also requires lunch, volunteers are able to prepare a nutritious meal and snacks for them to take. The Brekky Club is not only a program for providing children and youth with breakfast but also a group for social connection and a safe space for children and youth to confide in our volunteers and workers about any issues they are facing (i.e. disadvantage, neglect, abuse, homelessness, sexual health, domestic family violence, trauma, mental health and employment/education assistance). The program has acquired 64 participants in the short 10 months that it has been operating.